Hi Mike:
Keyword capitlization makes a difference is in the URL's. (Personally I recommend sticking to lowercase.)
As far as elsewhere on page as far as I can tell, the search engines don't differentiate.
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I'll tell you, this Q&A is harder than I thought! I'll have to be more circumspect when I answer a question!
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